USOL Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I've been studying computer science at this college for 3 years now. The teaching here is really good and the quality is top-notch. The curriculum is up-to-date and helps us prepare for jobs right after graduation. I'm happy with my academic progress thanks to the great teaching here.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! I was surprised to see the high salary packages offered. Over 65% of students landed jobs this year. Most students had at least two job offers, with the average package being 6 LPA. It's great to see the placements improving every year!

Campus: The university has everything you need for a great digital classroom experience. The hostels have Wi-Fi all day and night, and everything is well taken care of. The whole campus is clean, and the food is super clean and hygienic too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super nice. They keep the class in line and make sure things stay organized.

Placement: Over half of the students can get in here. The salary range for jobs is between 4 to 10 LPA. Lots of finance companies come here to hire students. One person from our group got a job with a 9.5 lac per month salary. There are also other chances for students here.

Campus: The college has great facilities for different departments. They offer all kinds of sports tournaments too. The hostels are nice and well-kept. The food is good, and the wardens are super friendly. There are big playgrounds on campus. Some students live off-campus, but there's also a bus service available.

Admission: The teachers at our university are awesome! They're really helpful and know their stuff. They always push us to do our best in our studies. I love the B.Com course, especially subjects like accounts, statistics, and economics because of the great teachers.

Placement: I didn't find any job placements here. It's a place for degree seekers, not job seekers. They offer workshops, but don't help with placements. I believe that with a good degree, you can find a job easily. I landed a junior accountant role after completing my B.Com.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi for students, which is awesome. The labs are well-equipped, and there are plenty of seats in the classrooms. The library is big, and the canteen offers a variety of food, like my favorite samosas. Plus, the playground is huge!

Admission: The semester exams are alright. The questions can be tough, but not too bad. The teachers are really nice and helpful. They're supportive, and they treat us well.

Placement: This course doesn't offer any job placements. If you're just looking to get a degree, this college might work for you. But if you want more opportunities, you might want to look elsewhere.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends say it's good. The food there is nice, and the hostel fee is fair.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They always have your back no matter what. The course plan is clear and makes sense. It's easy to follow along and not confusing. If you study hard, the exams aren't too tough. You just need to get at least a 33% to pass.

Placement: The B.Com placement rate is super high, almost 90%! The salary ranges from 8.5 LPA to 40 LPA. Companies like Amazon and Dabur come to recruit. About 75% of us students get internships too. And after graduation, we can become accountants.

Campus: The university has everything you need hostels, Wi-Fi, classrooms, labs, and a huge library with all the books. The food is really good, and there are medical facilities on campus. They also organize sports and games. Love it here!

Admission: Each semester, we get around 6 teachers for each subject in our course. They all know their stuff really well. The senior lecturers have worked in the industry, so they teach with practical experience. Some of them have post-grad degrees and lots of teaching experience. Exams are like usual, with 6 semesters in 3 years. Plus, you can land an internship with a good company during the year.

Placement: Once you finish your fifth semester, you'll do an internship with a top company. You even get paid for it! After that, companies will come to the university for placement interviews. Big companies like Concentrix, Tech Mahindra, Teleperformance, Amazon, Nokia, and Bharti Airtel visited our campus. The average salary is about 1.8 Lacs per year, with the highest being 2.5 Lacs.

Campus: The infrastructure at Panjab University is decent, but there's room for improvement. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi provided by the college. The library lacks enough books for our courses, and the reading hall can get pretty noisy. The hostel rooms are spacious and mostly available for two or three people. The campus is completely free of ragging, and anyone caught doing it will be kicked out by the university.

Admission: The course curriculum is helpful and prepares us well for the industry. The teachers here are really friendly, qualified, and knowledgeable. They have a lot of experience and know how to teach us effectively. It's cool that some teachers graduated from top colleges like IITs and NITs. It shows that they know their stuff.

Placement: During the placements in 2022 at Panjab University Chandigarh, the Business School offered the highest package of 53 LPA and an average package of 10.13 LPA. For Engineering, the highest package was 32 LPA. A total of 418 offers were received for the Engineering placements.

Campus: The library building is huge and has five floors. It can fit 500 people. You can use computers and get online in the library. You can read 5,000 journals online. The campus is big and open. The food in the cafeteria is good and clean. The canteen has cheap snacks. There are enough seats for everyone. There are hostels for boys and girls. There's also a hostel for working women. There are dining halls, Wi-Fi, water coolers, and a lounge in each hostel.

Admission: The teachers are really great.

Placement: I can start applying for campus placements in the 5th semester. Companies like United Airlines, Boston Consulting Groups, Brain Capability Network, and DE Shaw come to hire students. DE Shaw offered the highest pay of 20.5 Lacs per year. On average, students get around 5.6 LPA. About 70% of students from Hansraj College get placed. After my Bachelor's, I aim to do my master's degree.

Campus: The campus facilities are pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and they're always there to help. The way they teach is easy to understand. Exams were a breeze. We had all the study materials we needed right there. You just needed to get above 40 to pass. The course prepared us well for exams, but not so much for getting a job.

Placement: In our college, they didn't offer job placements.

Campus: The college building is huge, but it looks kinda old and not well taken care of. The food at the canteen is pretty good. The staff struggles with handling student paperwork. Plus, there's a football ground and a big open area to chill at.

Admission: I think the exams here are pretty good. They have different centers for exams every year, which is cool. The staff and teachers are really nice and helpful. The exam centers are chosen randomly by the department, so it's always a new experience.

Placement: Open Schools doesn't help students get jobs after graduation. They have to find jobs themselves because the university doesn't offer any placement services. If you need help, you can ask your professors for advice.

Campus: The courses here are really good. The study materials they give us are helpful and easy to understand. They include all the important points we need to know. The professors who make the notes are famous for their work. The language they use is simple and clear.